Money Management
An account at a bank that is used in an unexpected time or when a person loses their job.
What is an emergency fund?
Amount of time in between washing your sheets, bedding, and pillows.
What is every two weeks?
A place of higher education where a student can further their knowledge in prep for a career.
What is College?
A school where a student goes to learn a particular field through hands-on training.
What is Trade School?
Often times families opt to doing this instead of always eating fast food.
What is cooking homemade meals?
A plan for your money that makes sure that every dollar you earn has a job to do.
What is a Budget?
Calling an office to schedule an appointment for anything medical related.
What is making a doctors appointment?
A path you choose to study in college which often times leads to a job after college.
What is a college major?
Being paid to learn on the job while also having some classroom learning, but mainly a hands-on job.
What is learn and earn?
This is normally done every one-to-two weeks in order to prepare items for cooking at home.
What is Grocery Shopping?
A loan taken out in order to pay for real-estate.
What is a mortgage?
This is the pay that you receive BEFORE any taxes are taken out of your paycheck.
What is Gross Pay?
A type of borrowed money used to pay for college or higher education expenses.
What is a Student Loan?
Trade schools offer this at the completion of a program instead of a degree.
Clothing that normally gets washed with detergent and with cold/warm water.
What is Colors?
A "grade" on your money management to determine how good you are at paying back debt.
What is a credit score?
An arrangement by a provider to offer protection in the event of an emergency from financial loss.
What is Insurance?
A benchmark test you take in order to determine how a student might perform in college.
What is the SAT/ACT?
An occupation taken for a significant period of a person's life with opportunities to progress.
What is a career?
Clothing that normally get washed separate from other clothes so they don't get stained.
What is Whites?
A plan for your money to be put aside until old age, examples (Roth IRA, 401(k), Roth 401(k), etc.
What is Retirement Savings?
A formal document that itemizes your specific qualifications for a job or position.
What is a Resumé?
What is a placement exam?
The length of a trade school program ranges from _________.
What is 10 weeks-2 years?
This should be washed every two weeks in order to get rid of dead skin cell and bacteria build-up.
What is Bedding?